1940’s prewar California Bungalow

The vision was to preserve the character and proportions of the original bungalow while reimagining the home as a calm, tranquil retreat tucked within one of the busiest and most energetic pockets of North Hollywood

Every detail was approached with restraint and intention, balancing warmth, simplicity, and functionality in a way that felt authentic to both the home’s architectural roots and the evolution of the surrounding neighborhood. The project ultimately set a new benchmark for the area, selling for the highest price per square foot in the neighborhood and surrounding market.

Located in one of North Hollywood’s original neighborhoods near the intersection of Magnolia Boulevard and Lankershim, this prewar California bungalow sits within the same corridor that helped shape the growth of Los Angeles and the entertainment industry. I purchased the home in its original condition and led a complete transformation of the property — inside and out — down to the bare studs.